Connecting Google lets Omnyra read the parts of your Google account you choose.
Steps
- Open Technology and choose Google.
- Sign in to Google and review what is being requested.
- Approve.
You grant areas, not everything
Access is requested in groups rather than as one all-or-nothing switch, so you can grant calendar without granting contacts. Only what you approve is available, and areas you did not grant simply do not appear.
That also means a connection can be narrower than you expect. If a feature says it cannot see something, the usual cause is that its area was not part of what you approved — reconnecting and granting that area fixes it.
Drive is not part of this
This connection covers calendar, mail, contacts, tasks, sheets and analytics. Drive is connected separately, and connecting Workspace does not bring it with it.
Google requires that. It rejects a single consent screen asking for several of these areas at once, and a refusal on any one of them blocks the entire Google connection — an owner could not connect Calendar or Gmail because of permissions they had never asked for. Separate connections mean separate consents, and a problem with one leaves the others working.
What it is used for
Calendar and contacts support the scheduling and customer views where they are relevant. Mail and sheets are read where a feature needs them.
Documents are the Drive connection rather than this one.
Security and data
Access is read-only for the areas you approve. Omnyra reads; it does not send mail as you, delete files, or change calendar entries on your behalf.
Omnyra never sees or stores your Google password. You sign in on Google's own screen and what is held afterwards is a revocable token.
You can revoke access at any time, either by disconnecting here or from your Google account's own security settings — where every application with access to your account is listed. Revoking stops further reading immediately.
If documents are the only thing you need, connect Google Drive and skip this one entirely. A personal Google account is enough for it.
